People Feel Scammed After Buying These 50 Products In Deceptive Packaging (New Pics)

"The product don't" with that grammar I can only assume this is straight up brand theft

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I don't buy this. The grammar is too poor for it to be packaging for a well known brand.

“dont contain”?

I have questions about the authenticity of this when the grammar is a mess "the product dont contain"...

Ridiculous!

This could be an error, especially as this appears to be part of a multipack. What is the stated weight per unit and was it that weight, ad go from there.

I don't believe this one. Those crackers would be all over. Not sitting neat.

This is because they use the same packaging for the other varieties they sell, which are bread sticks and crispy tubes.

No indication of number/weight, cookies would be smashed to crumbles during transportation and one could hear them rattling around when picking up. So I doubt that this is true.

They call it shrinkflation - I call it dishonesty!

This one is super sneaky.

Marks and Spencer do this too.

i've seen this many times, for many years, and while it does look like false advertisement, you are still getting an entire sandwich (1).

I mean, this isn't bad.

*This* is the *exact* reason why truth in advertising laws were enacted! Manufacturers were always pulling this cräp back in the 1800s, and they haven't forgotten how. I don't see how they're getting away with it legally, unless maybe listing the weight/volume on the container gets them a pass. Consumers unite! Keep naming and shaming on the web.

If the flow ounces are correct, the packaging could be made artificially larger to make it easier to grip and open.

Yeah, but innisfree? I mean, iss free, innit?

is this from ireland?

Well. I’ll never buy it then.

"It settled during shipping."

I use Colgate, and it was 125mls. Was travelling, so had to have something under 100g/mls, so bought a cheapo to take with me. Got home and realised the cheap one was larger than the Colgate, which was only 85g/mls.....

Single size box for different weight contents. It's a way of saving money by only having to use one size of box, though ofc wasteful in the smaller sizes. The weight will be printed on the box.

Mini white

But it has new diamonds!

That's not the same product, And it would not be the same price. The only thing "wrong" with this would be if the 6+2 pack was the same price as the 8 pack of the same type.

If you actually pay attention and don't just jump to the wrong conclusion you can tell that these are two different batteries.

Two different type of batteries, with different prices. I doubt it makes a huge difference in daily life. Without price tag not really a scam.

They look to be different products.

More power than what?

This seems the most intentionally deceptive I've seen on the list so far because it's unlikely to have a product weight printed and also likely to trick kids, who are less savvy to these things than adults.

wow.

it says 40%! (I see myself out)

This is just being rude.

mice or rats may have been involved at some point . . .

Each of the 3 segments have had the inner tray removed, along with the other 3 cookies. Each segment holds 7 cookies, so 21 in total. Easily found on Arnotts site.